Answer:
E(last one)
Step-by-step explanation:
We dont know much for this, so lets just go over the basics of what we know:
Most of the numbers are between 2-7.
Very very few of the numbers are 9<
Now there is the number 8, which is not spoken of, so we can just conclude that it doesnt matter how many we see in a list of numbers.
Now, looking at each, we should be able to figure out which one is correct by which set of numbers has the lowest amount of numbers between 9<.
In the first case, 3 of the numbers are 9<(9, 9, and 11)
In the second case, 7 of the numbers are 9<(14, 11, 12, 9, 10, 9, 11)
In the third case, 3 of the numbers are 9<(14, 9, 11)
In the fourth case, 5 of the numbers are 9<(12, 14, 10, 11, 11)
Finally, in the fifth case, 2 of the numbers are 9<(9, 10)
So it must be the fifth answer, since it has the least with numbers 9<.
Hope this helps!
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Note that if it is multiply choice, the first, second, and fifth answer would work.
If it is single choice, then it will definatly be the fifth answer.
